When can a customer cancel a contract?

• A. If financing falls through.
• B. If the vehicle has minor defects.
• C. Vehicle has not been delivered within 15 days after the anticipated delivery date, they can cancel without penalty.
• D. If the customer delays payment.

Answer: (C)

The key idea here is that buyers have a specific right when a dealer misses the promised delivery date. If the vehicle isn’t delivered within 15 days after the anticipated delivery date, the buyer can cancel the contract without penalty. This rule protects you from being stuck in a deal when the seller fails to meet the delivery timeline and lets you walk away without extra costs.

Other scenarios aren’t automatic no-penalty cancellations. Financing falling through may end the deal but usually involves other terms or penalties, minor defects are handled through warranties or repairs, and delaying payment is a breach that can lead to penalties rather than a guaranteed cancelation without penalty.